Saigon Eats

This place has never disappointed since the day they first opened. I moved out here four years ago, and at the time, there wasn’t much authentic cuisine nearby — most spots felt a bit too Americanized. That’s why I’m especially grateful for this restaurant. They’ve truly preserved the culture and authenticity in their food. As a regular customer, I can also say the staff has always been warm and welcoming. I’ve dined here several times and will be posting a few photos from past visits. What I love most is that the flavor never changes — the quality and taste remain consistent every single time. You can immediately tell the broth is rich, deeply seasoned, and made with care. This spot is for the real food lovers — the ones who truly appreciate authentic, flavorful cuisine.

This vietnamese spot stays true to it's slogan or fast, fresh and flavorful! I was skeptical of the pork rice bowl but it was great. The passion fruit ice tea looks like it has real fruit in it and it wasn't overly sweet which I prefer. The staff is super friendly and they look like they have fun at work.

I put -1 stars in the Service section just because I didn’t really want to deduct Any Stars bc it’s delicious! but we wanted Veggie Phô, and they are OUT of veggie broth! At one PM. A woman who came in after us also wanted Veggie Phô, because IT’S DELICIOUS, and we’re not the only vegetarians who count Phô as an easy win for vegetarian food! Please! Do not keep running out of veggie broth, dudes!

This is currently the only Vietnamese spot in the mall, located upstairs by the food court. It’s a canteen style setup—you order at the counter and help yourself to condiments at the self serve station, so don’t wait for a server. They’ll give you a number and you’ll pick up your food when it’s ready. I tried the Short Ribs Deluxe Pho and the Banh Mi, both were pretty good, and the short rib portion was huge, I even had to take some home.

I usually stay away from Vietnamese food inside of a mall. they tend to be...watered down for the public. what drawn me to this establishment was the beef rib phở. disappointed that they were no longer available and the website wasn't even updated. so I opted for their deluxe, which included the flank, brisket, and meatballs - if I remembered correctly. also their Vietnamese iced coffee. now while their deluxe didn't include all the normal trimmings w tripe and tendons, the amount was adequate. I enjoyed the hot broth and you could tell the noodles were blanched so it came out nice and soft; not in a hard ball you'd have to pry apart. the deepness of the flavor isn't there. very much bone broth based but lacking a strong aromatic taste from the anise or cinnamon or ginger or coriander. do